whereiwas.com empowers users to share their place in history
One recent story uploaded to the platform highlights how a politician’s decision such as cutting funding for healthcare programs or changing local housing policies directly impacted Aimee, an everyday citizen whose life was altered by the choice. Through WhereIWas.com, she was able to not only preserve the memory of that moment but also share the personal impact with others, creating awareness and sparking conversation.
“Politics isn’t just something that happens in Washington or at City Hall. It happens to people,” said [Founder/CEO Brian Mcgee], founder of WhereIWas. “Our platform gives people a voice, and a way to say: This is where I was when this decision changed my life. That personal perspective is powerful, and it’s something traditional media often overlooks.”
WhereIWas combines interactive maps, photos, and storytelling tools to allow users to pin memories and moments that shaped their lives. With the ability to share journeys publicly or keep them private, the platform has become a new way to preserve not only travel memories and life milestones, but also the profound personal effects of political, social, and cultural events.
WhereIWas is free to use and now open for sign ups at; https://www.WhereIwas.com
[Brian Mcgee]
[CEO]
[Brian@whereIwas.com]
[334 476 1432]
Jean Anagnos
WhereIwas.com
+1 805-216-3455
john@whereIwas.com
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